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Using the degree and radian relation π/4 radian equals 45°.
Given angle =π/4 radian
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π radian equals 180 degrees means 1 radian equals 180/π degree or we can say 1-degree equals π/180 radian.
Since, 1 radian equals 180/π degree.
So, π/4 radian =180/π * π/4 degree.
π/4 radian = 45°.
So, π/4 radian equals 45°.
Therefore, using the degree and radian relation π/4 radian equals 45°.
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x = 162
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The equation editor lets you properly write exponents, so we have to assume that your equation is supposed to be equivalent to ...
27 = x/6
27·6 = x = 162 . . . . multiply by 6
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you can solve this by taking logarithms and dividing by the coefficient of x. Using base 3 for the logarithm may be easiest.
This version of the equation has solution x = -6.
Answer: 1: √1√81√27
2: √81√27√64
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